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25-01-2003, 12:11
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I think if our team sat down and built the frame all in one go, it would probably be close to an hour.
But, we're doing it in bits and pieces (not even all of it is designed). We build the frame to support the components of the bot...Not all the components are done yet, so neither is the frame. |
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